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lie Riohsa's aelAsn DalsAA Ne.
Cures ChAncres, afs. aad sec0ad stage;
Sores on che Legs and Bsdy; Sore Eass.
Eyes, Hces, ETC., Copper-colored BIotehss.
syphilitic CasArrh, diseased Scalp, and al
primary forms 81 the disease known -
Syphilis. Price, 81 90 per Bottle:
ks RIehAa's Golden Rslssn Me-
Cures-Tertiary, NercuriAl Syphiitse khsn-
rnatim. Pains In the Bones, Pains IN the
Head back Of the Neck, Cleersted sore
throat. Syphilisie Rash, Lumpe and con
srActed Cords, Stiffness Of the Linbs. and
e-ndicates all disease from the system,
whether caused By iadiscretto1 % abuse
Of Mercury. lesriog As Aood pure and
U-e Rfchau's Golden 8SsAnfsh An.t.
Sete for the cure Of GonorrheA. GleeA-
Irritation Gravel, and ell Urinary o. Cs.I-
BAL dissrTangenents. Price - - per
Bottle.
lie Riehsa's 1oldsn Apanish In.
teetion, for severe sases Of Conorrhoa.
lnfAmnatory elect 8sric<eres, b. Price
q SO per Bottle.
Le RtshAu's Golden O;nfrpsne
FOE ehe eheSGve healing Of syphilitia s-res,
and eruptions. Price o. % per BOX.
lie Efchau's Geldsla Ptlts-Nsrrs
and BcaiA treatment; los Of physical pow
es, excess OF ovsr.work. Prestrasssa, ef2-
Price % 90 Der Box.
Toofo and Nervima
Seat everywhere, @. o. D.. sssssess pscksd
per express.
G. p. RrCHARDs 4 Co. AesesA.
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MACLEOD
Items from Tacna.

Weather clear -ealm and comfortable.
School closed last Friday for the holidays;
everybody happy. Small children on &C.
count of Santa Claus; big folks because
when the head-gas of the Antelope canal
was raised and the waters ran and KEEP,
running for eight miles below, giving life to
the sell and wealth to the farmer
Farmers are busy putting in grain.
Miller and Chapel have Just harvested a
fine crop Of potatoes; they were planted il
October.
Mrs. Miller gave Christmas dinner at
which she mad turkey and new potatoes
both products of her ranch; Mesdames Tay-
Ion and Magill partook of her bountifui
hospitality.
The sore foot Bob of Mohawk got stuck
in the river.
DR.. J. L. Robertson is preparing to
prove up Oh his presumption.
Ed. Mayes president of the canal COM
parry is here busy as a bee.
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-EEASuTER,S NOTICE..

Yuma A. 7. Dec. Dist, 1887.
Redemption of Ynma County War
rants.
All outstanding warrants on The
general fund of Yuma County A. I
remaining Of the year 1875 and up t..
and including No. SO of 1876 and al
warrants on the road fund up to no.
1885 will be paid on presentation at
this office.
Interest on called warrants will
cease January LIST 1883. If not pre-
scented for redemption by that date,
funds an hand will be applied to the
redemption of warrants next in order.
A. F. DE CoRsE,
County Treasurer.
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COMMONS Liver Regulators:

that most important organ, the Liver. II
your Liver oat of order? Then is your
whole system deranged, the breath offensive
you have headache, feel languid, dispirited,
and nervous, no appetite, sleep is troubled
and unrefreshing. Simmons Liver Regula.
or restores the healthy action of the Livers.
Prepared by J. H Zeilin & Co.
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FACTS YOU CA

fASbS uOO SA =
ThA, the eldest SD 5arsssf sSeRzs
ssrH b b JsDT City. Nj
That this factory makes IL espsE CA
famed Climax Plug. the sekeSE
ard for hrs,-elass chewing VIZ az
Tia. ,hh fss.s7 wa .ssab,isea CCJ @ q
l-6o. ~s4ss.rszssssss =sSssE ScsSsspss'.'SS I
Tha. la, yea, (rsso) It made and sold % sAesnssa
quantity Of s7,sss, $50 lbs. OF fse5sssa hos-
Aand tons Of tobacco. ...-s.-..,.+ 4
That ih;s was mere thaa eae-ssvsash 81 al The -.
Aaeee made Ia the Uaitsd States Astwitt-
ssaaAtng thas ,Ases w~s 80 aaesosiss II wsse.
That 10 the LAST ~ years this factory has hslps<
support the Uaited States Government 70 the
extent Of o~sr Foesy-four milliOa sevsa has
dssd thousand dollars (s44.7oo.sss.es3 paid
ia,o the U. S. Treasury in IasssnA Rsvsass
Tsses. --'-e-.z'~ - /
That the payroll Of this factory l. about 81 49,
oos.oo per year or tso,seo.es per week. !
That this factory employs about s,sss operatives.
That this factory makes saeh Q woaaerfully eoe4
chew Is Climax Plug thas many other factories
havs tired 70 initiate Il in vain, and in despair
now Try to attract custom BY eferi.E lszsss
pieces Of inferior goods for the same pries.
That this factory nevertheless continues - iaessass
Ia business every year.
1hAs his factory belongs to and ID operated by
Your, very truly,
P. LoRILLARD 4 GO.
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Y

1 AAe an6iAS VI InS SoA pOiatAOn snail NC Soh
iucted b, Board OF Directors composed of
fcdr Al persons, who shall be elected al
nualiy b. the stockholders and shall hold
| Lice for one year, and until their successors
zte elected and qualified. Tue time and
| .Ianner of said election shall be provided
ior in che By Laws of said corporation.
Said Directors shall be subscribers to the
.apisal stock of said corporation. and Nv
person shall eligible to said ofiee unless rs
De a stakeholder in she corroration, anu
my person ceasing to be a subscriber SHALL
cease to be Director, and hereafter if any
Director shall cease TO be . stockholder ne
shall cease to be Director.
The ard of Directors Of this corporation
shall have power 10 esta biish By Laws auC.
alke ali rules aud regulations necessary 10
B management If the affairs of tnis corrc-
:. ion anu the 5ticefs thereof.
Tae following named persons, who al.
subscribers to the capital stock Of this cor
,oration shall constitute the Board OF Ii
rectors until the 24th, day of Decembel
A. D. 1883, and until their successors are
duly elected and qualified towit: D. NJ.
darwood, John W. Darlington, Robert Nc
Pherson and Geo. w. Norton.
VI.
The highest amount OF Indebtedness direct
or contingent to which the corporation shall
b. at any time liable is the sum of One
Million Dollars 81, 900, OOO)
VII.
The stockholders and their private pro,
rerty shall be exempt from the corporate
debts of this corporation.
In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and seals this oath day Of
December, A. D. 1887.
y Wt j. sssin, J. W n 5ARWo24 L s
ROB-. MCrnnRS> N a. >.
GEO. W. NUkIUN. L. 5.
Territory of Arizona, IS.
County OF Yuma,
Before me, JOS. j. Stein, County SecoId-
or of Yuma County, on this day, persona;
appeared, D. NJ. HARDWOOD, John w. Dor
rington, Robert Mcpherson and Geo. w.
Norton, known to me to be tho persons
whose names are subscribed to the foregoing
instrument, and they acknowledged to ne
tlat they executed the same for the purpose
and consideration therein expressed. Given
under my hand and seal of office this oath,
day of December A. D. 1887.
JOS. J. STEIN,
ISeall County Recorder.
Filed for record and recorded al request
OF D. NJ. Harwood, this oath, day OF De-
G :.nber A. D. 1887, at 9 o'clock P. NJ.
JOS. J. STEIN,
County Recorder.
Territory of Arizona IS.
County Of Yuma.
l, Jos. j. Stein, County Rec order OF Yu.
ma County, do hereby certify that the
Above and foregoing is full, true and cor
rect copy OF the Articles Of Incorporation of
the Colorado River Canal Company, as the
same appears on fi.e in my Office and Of re
cord in Book Ole of Agreements at page,
ii dated Path day of December, A. D. 1857.
II Witness Whereof. have hereunto set
M hand and affixed my cffcial seal this
9th, day of December, A D. 1857.
JOS. j. STEIN
seal County Rccordre
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ARTICLES OF Incorporation
OF TIE COLORADO RIVER CANAL
COMPANY.

We, D. NJ. Harwood, John W. Dorring:
ton Robert Mcpherson and Geo. w. Norton
desiring to incorporate ourselves under the
provisions OF the laws of the Territory of
Arizona and especially an Act of the Legis-
lative Assembly thereof entitled can Act
concerning corporations, approved March
sth. 1857, f,r the purpose of engaging LIN
the enterprise hereinafter described, dc
make, aubcribe and acknowledge in tripli-
cate these Articles of Incorporation.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Office of the Board of Supervisors.
County of Yuma. A. T.

Office of the Board of Supervisors.
County of Yuma, A L.
Yuma. A. T., Dec. %, 1887,
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 o'clock A. NJ Roll called present Chair
man c. V. Meeden Supervisors o. F. Town
send D. NJ. Field and Clerk.
NJ business before the Board. Minutes
read and approved on motion Board ad-
journs to December 3lst 1887, at 10 O'Clock
A. III.
c. V. MEEDEN,
CHAIRMAN,
J. L. REDoNDO,
Clerk.
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Church and Sunday School in the Court
1ouse as follows:
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Gospel service at 3p. M, beginning Sept.
II. Public services in the Penitentiary at
$50 a. m. To each of the above the pub
lie is cordially invited.
II. J. EHLERs.
Missionary.
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Revocation Of Proc aInation.
Territory OF Arizona, Executive !
Department, office of the Governor. /

Territory OF Arizona, Executive !
Department, office of the Governor.
Whereas, The Live Stock Sanitary Com
mission of the Territory has otf;c ally reque
ed that the respective quarantine proclaim
atoms Of May 26th, and August the 18th,
issued by the Executive at their request, be
aow revoked.
Now, therefore, l. C. MEYER ZULIcK,
Governor of the Territory of Arizona, BY
virtue Of the authority in me vested, do here
by revoke said quarantine proclamations a.
aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof, | have
! hereuuto set my hand and caused
SEAL. the Great Seal of the Territory
to be affixed.
Done at Prescott, the capital.
this l4th of December, 1887.
c. MEYER ZULICK,
By the Governor
JAMES A. BAYARD,
Secretary If tie Territory.
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Townsend's n,h below town will be &
model farm within 4 shor. time. Mr.. Town
send proposes putting up steam-pump and
making other neeoed imI,ro. enents at once
Hoa r. u Brown OF the Florence En-.
teiprise visited Yuma, few days since;
the editors and their paper, the Enterprise,
have many friends here.
Miss e. Jaeger the esteemed and accom-
plished sister of Mr.. Louis Jaeger, is spend
ing the holidays With her brother Mis1
Jaeger arrived here from Cotton on Saturday
last.
The most painful and troublesome bunions
al De cured by apply ing Chamberlains'
Pain Balm. 1t relieves the inflammation, re
duces the swelling, and cures the soreness.
Give it trial. Sold by J. Gandelfo.
Jno. Gandolfo ha. just received f
full line of fancy crackers.
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III.

The amount of capital stock Of this com.
pany shall be Four Million $4,000. Co.,,
Dollars. divided into forty thousand shares
Of one hundred tSlO0) dollars each, which
said stock shall be paid il a. The .iine ana
under the conditions specified and author
lied by the Board of Directors of this Coz
noration
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Eoiics OF Presumption Proof.
Dec arat9ry Statement, No. 1898.
q. S. LAID OFFICE. |

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ the following named settler has nieL
notice Of his intention TO make 6nal proof
~ support OF his ci.In, and that said prsof
will be made before tic Clerk of the y aztec
states District Court, at Yuma, Arizona, OF
The lOsh day of February, 1898, viz; James
L. kobperssn, of Tscna. Yuma County,
Arizona, for the VA SW & Z I
SW Is WIS E Se.:i,n y, I. $ S. h.
SW.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, aRd
cultivation ct, said land, viz:
r. D. CHArPsLL. Of Tacna, Arizona Ter.
u. MAYEs,
FRANK nIIG, I"
an u II. FI1Lp, OF Yuma. arizona.
:. =. DVEF, l;esia,ef.
There are S!7l, J50 dle ~ taxes = Ea~s.
s'ai Coanty I'D the ezeSea: year. lac co4nIy
Ireasnr exports aooAt $4,000 rs yeC nG-
paid. Inc greater portion ale pad 70 be
due from tue railroad companies.
Marsh mailows m,rrons glace and
selected bon bons at Franks store.
The officers Of the Colorado River canal
compan, are: President, J. ". Der ington;
Vice PIesi.;vnt, Robert Mcpherson: Secre
AIRY and Treasurer Col. D. Al. Harwood;
Ens inser, Geo. w. Norton.
Johnny Mccain an old time citizen OF
Yuma, is in town. Mr.. McCann is in bad
asaith and knowing the health giving pro
osrties of our Climate will remain here for
ieveral months.
Some miscreant stole The oranges fro,.
the trees in front Of he railroad hotel The
oranges were worth their weight III gold, as
al advertisement.
A magnificent line of holidays goots
on sale at Gandolfo's mammoth store.
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Mr. Ed. F. Bourne, the efficient and
worthy cashier of the United States Elk
press Co., Des Moines, Iowa, says: 'From
the lack Of exercise and from close cou6ne
ment to office work, have been troubled
with habitual constipation. 1 have receiv
ed more benefit from ST. Patrick's Pills
than anything 1 ever tried. gave them .
thorough test and am nov in perfect
health. l hereby recommend them as a
pleasant and reliable medicine They do
not grippe nor cause the sickness occssione
by the operation of almost all other cathar-
tic pills or medicines. Sold by J. Gandoifo
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~

The time of the commencement Of this
corporation shall be on the day of the filing
of these Articles in the office of the County
Recorder of Yuma County, Ariznna Terri
tory and snail terminate fifty 100, years
thereafter.
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Lost.

A ehot gun, muzzle.londer, on last Tufs
day. 4 suitable reward W i'll he paid for it
delivery to this Office.
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Highest wind velocity and direction
23 miles SW
A. F. WHITFIELD,
Pvt. Sig. Corps
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The name of this corporation and by
which it shall be hereafter known is the
Colorado River Canal Company and it's
principal place of business is the town OF
Yuma, County OF Yuma, Territory OF Ari-
2UIa.
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No one 10 we'll equipped for a journey
without q bottle Of Cnaml. 'lain's Colo,
Cholera aud Diarraosa Remedy. II Nj
emergency it's value cannot be estimated
Sold by ]. Gandolfo.
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A magnificent line of holidays goods
on sale at Gandolfo's mammoth store.
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Some miscreant stole The oranges fror.
the trees in front Of he railroad hotel The
oranges were worth their weight III gold, az
al advertisement.
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METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY.

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J. L. REDoNDo,
Clerk.
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they had heretofore been. and did
not present es favorable terms to the
government; In the next place, the
number offered Was much less than
on former occasions. These facts
may we'll give iise to the inference
that people holding bonds preferred
them TO money, The government
wants 10 buy bonds to answer the re-
quirements OF the law relating to the
sinking fund, and II is willing to ad-
vance interest ON such bonds as are
not bought, aad thus supply any i'm.
mediate demand there may DO for
money. These two movements OF the
Treasury Department are calculated
to release = good deal OF Money and
turn 1t into business channels II re-
quired. But they are both executive
acts, and must be performed with O
due regard to the interests OF the gov
erament ~ one OF The parties to these
transactions. There is no disposition
10 drive a sharp bar. ain with the own
ers OF the bonda, but II will not
do 10 say that there is no side
to the bargain except that OF the
seller and holder, and that these bonds
must be bought and the In crest ad.
vanoed en- such terms aa their interest
alone dic,atee. The compstition Of.
ierod Ia tue ta'e Of bonds is just way
to hx their pnce, and will be fairly
pursued "a lorg AS II eeems to protect
Igalnst M undue advantage on the
part Ct sel ers and results In offers
which upon business Considera,ions
ought to regulate their value no
between private parties, Tho govern-
ment ought not 10 be expected, egard.
les OF any public purpose. to identify
itself with private business or specula-
tiou
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aoysrnsr nsrtIett D.ad.

BAN PrAscIsco. CAL, september u.
Gov Washington Bartlett died At
the home OF his cousin, Mrs. DR..
Beckel, In Oik'and, at 8 o'clock this
afternoon. Ths Governor bad beea in
chtica condition ir a month, AID
his death had been expected any Jay
during the past Two weeks His death
resulted from a chfonic affection OF
the kidneys.
Gov Biflls.t sas q native n -avan.
nah, Ca, and vas sixiy.thIee years Of
age. llt removed 10 California la
1874 end hss lived hers since. lie
alNayu took an active part in poll.
tics and hal ii,iod q number II Hes,
among uen bi.rg that Of mayor e.
Fan Ffancifco for lwo terms between
1887 and 1888. H. vac elected Cover.
nor oi tho slato on the ID mooralic
llcket iu November, 1885. He will ho
succeeded In oilice by Lieutenant Gov
ern0f X w. Waterman, who was
elected at The ~ re lime on tbs Ri'
publican tltke..
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brownsville Lady Missionary .


BRowSsyiLlE, Tenn, september
i2- "A most impressive aud delightful
farewell sermon to Mifs Emma Kerr,
OF this place (the young lady no
leaves tonight As a mitalonary 10
Ohlna), look place Ia the Msth' >
church Mt this place tonight. y
The house waI crowded with pu Do
pants. Mm. Watson, OF Menu Z,
presidelt Of the NJ, mpkis D. e.
Womans NJ MaslonaTy Socisty, pres.C .
Rev. Mr.. Freeman, MiSs ksrr's pact +,
first made q very beautiful talk, TO-.
loved by the Rev. Mr.. Williams, hof
former preceptor. Mrs. J. Taylor,
vice.prssident Of the society, then In
q we'll chosen talk presented u lovely
Quilt which had brought $3.50 for the
society that made Il. Mlea Kerr was
then Introduced and spoke from man.
usoript In a most touching and
heroic style Of tha conviction
that had followed her silcs six
years ago, when iist ehe became i'm.
preased with her life work. Every
one was filled with awinl solemnily
at tho diepl1y OF courage and con-
vlotion Of duty In this gentle but
strong woman. sclfce past twenly In
Ags, but with tso years Of thorough
training Ia Nashville, NeN York and
Philadelphia for her special work, she
sewers the ties OF nome and kindred
for God and the heilhens. Mrs. Wat
kins then made second address on
general missionary work, aud the
meeting closed wi h music aud prayer.
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They wsa, the Road
Isrsof.L 70 rHs lrpslL.l

DKoAruR, Ala, September l2-The
vote In Lincoln county, Tenn for The
appropriation ior the Decatur Ohoia.
peake and New orloans railroad was
overwhelmingly In favor Of this grant.
Great rejoicing IL manifested Al Deca.
tur, as this will make the third great
trunk line Of railroad At this place.
Major Gordon has spent the last week
In lincoln county speaking In fayor
Of this appropriation.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Sscrstiry Whitney has Instructed
the memb "a Of the Senate snd House
Naval COMMITTEES and Il number OF
other persons Interested In the sub.
Jet TO 20 down New York boy Ia the
Dispatch TO witneee the test OF the
dynamite GUN on the goth instant,
when an effort will bs made 10 destroy
a rchooner by dynamite shells.
Mr., Il b, Sargent, Of the Eigllsh
Civil Service Commifeion, has written
to the Civil Service Commission here,
stating that he intends to visit Wash-
ineton, and, although coming un-
officially, he would like to compare
our civil service methods with those
Of England. Tie has been inSittd to
call upon the commission whom he
reGches Washington.
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BOUND FOR CHINA.
Two Yong Ladies OF COL ambus aO
a. Missionaries.
IsrKot.L TO rHu ArpuAL.I

IsrEcIlL TO rHn ArpsALI
CoLuMBUs, MISS, September a.
Farewell services we're held at the
MeIhodist church last night In honor
Of the departure Of Mieses Addle
Gordon and Lula Lipscomb, two par.
ticularly bright and intellectual young
ladies who leave tonight aa mission
aries IN China. Eich of them spoke
Tor several minutes on the subject OF
ioreign Missions, ard slosfd with
words Of farewell 10 thsir
friends, Mial Gordon ainsirg q
solo, the hymn meet mo There"
The services were very impressive,
aud tears were shed In all parts oil the
house. They leave tonight Tor ~.
Louis, where they will be met by
several other young ladies bound ,
the same mission, and the pArtyw |
proceed 10 China via San Francis D.
They 40 under the direction OF Z %
Women's Missionary Society.
The weather Ia very hot and dry,
and worms are doing great damage 70
cotton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13

NAsHyiLLE, rEss, September ! 2 -
Altx. Nolen, cplliei, caa safely be-
giyel place along vita the seven
s'sepem." III Kos on tl0 bumpsm
between twI ia ait cars lii. nix It at
BoNling Green and vent 10 sleep.
When he afrivrd hero hn was walked
up. aud found while atlec1 hla loot
bad slipped between iho bumpers sud
had been mashed arly OIL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
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yery MiEb.
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GREESyilLE, Miss, September H.
Al tho letting Of levee contracts Tor
this district today, ths BIDS were con-
cid red too hlsh aud all bu, three
we're rejected. Longwood levee was
le, 10 Gsorg, Arnold & %, a. 1886
Mound Landing loves 10 W. A. Rlnso,
At liic; lsyes above Grsenyills 10 q.
Howard h Bin, NJ I3ls.